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I went to London with my cousin who was visiting from Canada (neither of us having been to London for several years) and were walking to the South Bank, where my cousin had heard about a restaurant for lunch. We weren't sure where it was, and I said to her "let's ask someone if they know it". I turned around and there was the son of one of my best friends (who was at the Royal Academy of Music) just there, so I said "Hi James, can you tell me where the Wagamama Restaurant is?" and he was able to direct us"
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Date submitted:Sat, 14 Jan 2012 14:43:54 +0000Coincidence ID:4090